I can foreclose and wipe out this lien, however I would much prefer the DIL path for both total out of pocket cost and time.I would like to respectfully request some help from the massive pool of experience on BP with some strategy advice, advice/tips on locating the lien holder, etc.The summary above greatly simplifies the situation, so please ask any questions of me that need to be answered and I will promptly get the info posted.Thank you!

My requirement for this is what prompted him to say that only he and his store manager would be applying.   

WS emailed promptly to call him within the hour or someone else may take the deal.

Very interesting post that could prompt a lot of additional research!

This issue can be avoided completely by transferring the property into a land trust.While a transfer to an LLC will cause alarms at the bank and prompt them to send you a letter, a transfer to a trust will not.

@Jeff Dulla Thanks for your prompt response, I will try to gather all this information you have mentioned, I believe this is a good start!

"Thanks for your prompt response to my mail , I really appreciate that .I have seen and gotten your loan request with all sincerity and honesty and I want you to know that you're in the right place where you can be funded with less stress okay.For us to proceed properly with this transaction i would want you to go through my loan terms and conditions below and get back to me if they meets your needs >>>>LOAN TERMS AND CONDITIONS<<<

Account Closed Thank you for those great questions, which prompt me to do more research. 

My answer prompted me to get on a roll regarding this matter, so much so I thought I'd write up a new post called, "Don't ever say never".So here it goes.I am a caring person.

The grandmother specifically mentioned that they had issues with garage flooding due to the absence of a drain, which prompted the city to require the builder to install drainage.